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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP why the hell can’t your sons just eat more whole healthy foods? I find it really messed up that you won’t even consider getting rid of the calorie dense junk. They can just eat more potatoes at dinner. They don’t need the crap either. [/quote] Clearly you don't have teen boys. Come back and comment again when you do. [/quote] For real. Athletic teen boys easily eat 5000 calories per day. That's not easy to do on hard boiled eggs and cucumbers (or whatever healthy snack you are imagining). [/quote] How about avocado toast, banana peanut butter smoothies, egg salad sandwiches, chicken legs, chicken Cesar salad wraps. High calorie, and actually has nutrients. There's no reason these boys need coke and chips. Sorry. If you think they're fueling properly you're wrong. Teenage daughter less likely to overeat avocado toast. [/quote] All those things are too fattening to have around a teen who needs to lose weight. Avocado toast is not nutritious. Peanut butter is too fattening. Caesar dressing is way too fattening. Egg salad has way too much Mayo. Nobody is feeding their sons Coke and chips if they’re an athlete[/quote] My God such horrible advice. [/quote]
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